Frequently Asked Questions
IR FAQ
- What is included in the IR?
- How do I get a page for my collection?
- Do you accept unpublished work?
- How does full text access work?
- Where can I find ZSOM Faculty publications?
- What is ORCID?
- I still have questions! Who do I contact?
- What is included in the IR?
Academic Works is a showcase of scholarly output created at the Zucker School of Medicine or Northwell Health by our faculty, researchers, residents, fellows, nurses, students, and other allied health professionals. Most of these unique collections are presentations and posters from various research days across the system that have not been made available elsewhere.
We are also working to expand our collection to include archival materials related to the history of the Zucker School of Medicine, the hospitals affiliated with Northwell Health, and the health system as a whole.
- How do I get a page for my collection?
If you’re affiliated with the Zucker SOM or Northwell Health and coordinate a research event or have a special collection, we would love to include your work! Please contact Leanna Stager to get started.
- Do you accept unpublished work?
Yes! We are absolutely interested in abstracts, posters, presentations, videos, supplemental data files, etc. from our researchers even if they aren’t published.
- How does full text access work?
In some cases, the full text of an item is freely available for anyone to download. More often, due to the nature of our collection full text access is limited to users affiliated with ZSOM or Northwell Health. If you have questions about full text access, please contact Leanna Stager.
- Where can I find ZSOM Faculty publications?
ZSOM faculty publications can be found in their faculty profiles. If you are interested in publication reports for ZSOM faculty by academic department, students, alumni, GME and Northwell researchers please contact Leanna Stager.
- What is ORCID?
ORCID is a unique, persistent identifier created to disambiguate author names. This ensures we obtain the correct articles if you have a common name and links your works to you even if you change institutions or your name. Several publishers now require an ORCID ID to publish or give you the option of adding it when you submit for publication. We will be adding ORCID IDs to the repository.
Per the current authorship policy, all faculty and researchers are required to have an ORCID ID. To learn more and sign up for an ORCID that is automatically affiliated with Hofstra Northwell please visit our ORCID libguide
- I still have questions! Who do I contact?
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Please feel free to contact the IR administrator Leanna Stager with any additional questions or concerns